Stuck, broken, or completely unresponsive iPhone home button? TechITAZ in Avondale repairs it fast. iPhone SE, 8, 7, and older models.
| Model | Issue | Repair Cost | Turnaround |
|---|---|---|---|
| iPhone SE (1st gen) | Home button replacement | $45–$65 | Same day |
| iPhone SE (2nd gen) | Home button flex / assembly | $55–$75 | Same day |
| iPhone SE (3rd gen) | Home button assembly | $55–$80 | Same day |
| iPhone 7 | Home button replacement | $40–$60 | Same day |
| iPhone 7 Plus | Home button replacement | $40–$65 | Same day |
| iPhone 8 | Home button assembly | $55–$80 | Same day |
| iPhone 8 Plus | Home button assembly | $55–$85 | Same day |
| iPhone 6s / 6s Plus | Home button replacement | $35–$55 | Same day |
⚠️ Note on Touch ID: On iPhone 7, 8, and SE models, the home button contains the Touch ID fingerprint sensor. We can replace the physical button, but Touch ID pairing is hardware-locked to the original logic board. We'll explain your options before any repair.
The home button on older iPhones is a mechanical component — it physically clicks down and registers a press. Over time, a few things can go wrong:
We diagnose before we quote. Bring it in, we'll tell you exactly what's wrong and what it'll cost — no surprises.
Yes — if your home button just stopped working, you can enable a software home button on screen. Go to Settings → Accessibility → Touch → AssistiveTouch → toggle it on. This creates a floating virtual button you can use to go home, take screenshots, and more.
It works, but it's annoying and covers part of your screen. Most people prefer a real fix. If you're in Avondale or anywhere in the West Valley, bring it to us and we'll get the physical button working again the same day.
iPhones from the iPhone X onward (X, XS, XR, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16) don't have a physical home button — they use Face ID and swipe gestures. If you're on one of these models and having navigation issues, the problem is something else — possibly a screen digitizer issue or a software glitch. Come in and we'll diagnose it.
We're a local West Valley shop — not a mall kiosk, not a national chain. We work on your phone in front of you, explain what we're doing, and don't upsell you on parts you don't need. If the repair will cost more than the phone is worth, we'll tell you that too.
On iPhone 7, 8, and SE models, Touch ID is cryptographically paired to the original logic board. If we replace the button assembly, Touch ID will be disabled — but the button will physically work and you can still unlock with your passcode. We'll walk you through this before we start any repair.
Usually 30–60 minutes depending on the model. Most customers drop off and come back the same day, or wait if they prefer.
Depends on the phone's overall condition and value. An iPhone 8 in good condition is still worth $80–$120, so a $55–$80 repair makes sense if the rest of the phone works great. We'll give you an honest assessment.
Yes. Sometimes the button mechanism loosens without fully failing. We can tighten it up or replace the assembly. Bring it in for a look.
Yes — we stand behind our work. If the same issue returns shortly after repair, bring it back and we'll make it right. Ask about our warranty terms when you come in.
TechITAZ in Avondale. Same-day service, honest pricing, no surprises. West Valley's go-to iPhone repair shop.
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